Di Mu estimated the time, and in about ten minutes, the orcs had already arrived. There are some orcs who are a little behind, and there are no passive orcs.

Nodding in satisfaction, he motioned for the orcs to form a line of ten longitudinal paths.

The orcs of the Celestial Wolf Tribe are among them.

When the orcs lined up, Shi Hao's disciples and grandchildren began to move bicycles outside.

The orcs who stood first in front were staring at the bicycles beside Shi Hao and the others in amazement, and they were talking about these 'unknown objects'.

Seeing this scene, Di Mu instantly recalled the scene when he had just come to the Sky Wolf Tribe.

The orcs standing in the back heard the exclamations coming from the front, and their hearts were itching, but the scene in front of them was blocked tightly by the previous orc, and they couldn't see anything.

I had no choice but to suppress the desire to see it and quickly stand in line.

Di Mu frowned, maybe it seemed to outsiders that they were moving quite quickly. But this speed is far from enough.

The point is not about speed, this thing is easy to improve with training.

The main thing is a matter of consciousness.

Di Mu just glanced at it, and felt that the easiest way to distinguish between the orcs of the Sirius tribe and the orcs who had just left behind was that the orcs of the Sirius tribe were all very attentive, fast and silent in line just now, but many of the remaining orcs were slow, procrastinating, and even some were laughing at each other.

Of course, it cannot be ruled out that the orcs of the Sky Wolf Tribe had already undergone a certain amount of training before.

Thinking like this, Di Mu had already quickly planned the next set of training guidelines in his heart.

After a brief introduction, Di Mu walked directly to a bicycle. One-handed handlebars, kicking pedals, and lifting legs to get on the car, the action is done in one go, crisp and neat, and the simple action of sitting on the bicycle is like a chivalrous woman's enlarged move, and there is a heroic feeling.

With his balance in control, his feet off the ground and his long legs lightly, the bike moved right in front of the orcs.

The eyes of the orcs followed Di Mu's feet up and down on the pedals. Just when they were still wondering how it moved and walked forward, Di Mu saw a small green seedling that had come out of the bluestone crack in front of him, and his heart softened, and he turned his head around.

And then the orcs saw the bicycle that was still moving in a normal straight line?? Suddenly there was a big turn.

After some orcs saw this tortuous trajectory of action, they couldn't help but think of the pinyin they had just learned a few days ago.

- "This is S! It's an S-bend! ”

- "Wow, really! ”

And then the topic went off the rails again.

- "Huh! Friend, have you remembered that rhyme? I'm always confused. ”

The orc who was asked replied with tears in his eyes: "Relatives! Me too! Obviously, they will be, and I have heard that some people have been borrowing pinyin to read books, but I still can't even remember all the pinyin letters! ”

- "Me too!! To be honest, my biggest concern about staying in the Sky Wolf Tribe is not my family. Because I don't have a family either, what did I snack from? Oh yes, I grew up with a hundred family meals. What I'm most worried about is that I heard that the Academy of the Sky Wolf Tribe has an exam every month and every six months, and the scores will be returned. If you don't pass, that's a shame! ”

- "What? What is the score? ”

- "Ah, you don't even know the score? The score is ......"

For a while, more and more orcs gathered around to talk about the exam, and the freshly baked bicycles were left behind by them.

Sure enough, no matter what time it is, exams are always the most important thing for students.